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Do you want to invest in an energy project that has "Please In My Backyard" community support with the potential to deliver a solid return? Borealis GeoPower is using some of the best earth heat resources in Western Canada to develop renewable energy projects that can provide heat, power, grow local food and support eco-tourism destinations.

Join us as we redefine renewable energy to its core.

Investing in the Next Generation of Energy

The sage advice is to invest in things that everyone needs. How about nice warm buildings, bright lights, clean air, good food, local jobs, and energy stability?

What about an investment that involves:

Stable, long term renewable energy that is supported by the local community?

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De-risking your investment through tax credits

It's your money, and you worked hard to earn it, now let it work for you. Phase 1 of our Canoe Reach Energy project has qualified for the BC Eligible Business Tax Credit, a 30% refundable tax credit for individual tax payers in BC.

Our Canoe Reach Energy project's long term focus is to provide power grid stability to the Robson Valley, which currently suffers from one of the least reliable transmission lines in the province. Baseload geothermal power creates an opportunity for BC Hydro (and BC taxpayers) to avoid infrastructure costs associated with upgrading the >300km transmission line to the Robson Valley.

Carbon Tax Proof

With current CO2 pricing in BC and the upcoming fossil-fuel based taxes of $50/tonne CO2e by 2022, geothermal energy can provide long-term stable power and heating prices that are 'carbon-tax' proof. The incredible geothermal resource potential at Canoe Reach provides the energy that is independent of carbon-based heating resources like propane or natural gas.

Climate Change

Are you choosing your investments based on how that investment impacts our planet and the next generation? Our geothermal project is designed to use binary turbine technology for power production resulting in zero CO2 output on both our direct heat and geopower projects. This is an energy project for the next 7 generations of Canadians.

Invested Partners ​

We have so much belief in this project that our entire project development to date has been personally financed or 'boot-strapped' by the Borealis owners. Talk about skin in the game! The project has also attracted financial support from the Canadian government and organizations eager to see geothermal energy expand into Canadian territory.

Carbon Credit Generating

Because it does not rely on external fuel sources, geothermal energy can supply food security, jobs and boost tourism, all while creating CO2 credits instead of paying a carbon tax. We estimate that Phase 1 will generate 725 tonnes/yr of carbon credits, while Phase 2 will generate approximately 12,000-14,000 tonnes/yr of carbon credits.

Beautiful Food

Concerned about global changes in food production and the stability and quality of your food? Our geothermal energy project is partnering with Grown Here Farms for the development of our on-site 'net-zero' greenhouse. Imagine fresh organic greens grown with renewable geothermal energy in a hot spring destination village or First Nation farm. Hungry yet?

Epic eco-tourism destination

Borealis is working with local partners for the development of a hot-spring destination that will sit between two epic mountain ranges and overlook the Kinbasket reservoir. The Robson Valley is host to a variety of eco-tourism activities and is the future home of the Valemount Glacial Destination, so it only makes sense to bring back Canoe Reach's Hot Spring culture.

Energy Pricing Stability

Geothermal energy projects have 'no fuel costs' as our planet’s “heat battery” provides us with an incredible renewable energy resource. This means our project can offer long-term heat and power contracts (on the scale of decades) without risk of price increase from non-renewable commodity pricing. This also means long-term stable returns.

district heating

When people think 'energy' they normally assume electricity, however heat is a necessary energy too. Our project involves the development of cost-competitive and non-carbon based heat resources for local community and industry applications.

Community-based

Borealis, our parent company, has been involved in the Valemount community since 2010, and their recent community outreach program resulted in a >90% support for our innovative geothermal project. We have the letters of support to back this up, so thank you to Robson Valley residents, you truly are 'superhosts'.

incredible team leadership

Our team has an extensive history of project management from other energy & mining sectors and we had the vision to invest in geothermal/renewable energy almost a decade ago.

You can read about or watch all the folks that are rooting for us to succeed and the long list includes local community, First Nations, government, NGOs, and there is even global support for the project. There is such a great diversity of support that it makes you wonder why other energy projects don't have this kind of love.

future growth

Our first 2 projects are just the beginning. We plan to roll out more geothermal opportunities across CanadaWith the dawn of social responsible investing, there is a growing call that your investment should go to making the world a better place. You should be able to brag to your friends, family and neighbours about the things that your investments are accomplishing and feel good about doing it. How about clean, renewable energy development that the local community supports...can you feel good about that?

feel-good investment

With the dawn of social responsible investing, there is a growing call that your investment should go to making the world a better place. You should be able to brag to your friends, family and neighbours about the things that your investments are accomplishing and feel good about doing it. How about clean, renewable energy development that the local community supports...can you feel good about that?

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